BMW R1200R R1150R/T F800 K1200R R1100R/T R1250R RnineT Message Board

Sounds like a great time. Defiantly great bike.

While I wouldn't want to live in the Peoples Republic of California, I would like to ride there some time....

If your a member of MOA, good info here:http://www.bmwmoa.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=44

Here is what I did. Very happy....

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angellr wrote:

M249Joe wrote:So, what did you for your 12R today?

Purchased it a friend....

BTW, how much did your insurance go up? Even at over 50, mine would have tripled in price.

Yes, it went up. Well worth the "perma-smile".

So, what did you for your 12R today?

Purchased it a friend....

I got them here http://motorcycle.motorcycle-superstore ... ad+pilot+3

angellr wrote:
I think with an S1000RR, I would be sitting in jail right now. Also, have you checked insurance rates for those things? I could farkle my bike several times over dealing with those kind of rates.

Yes, yes, and yes..... Still gonna be fun though.

Few more thousand miles and I'm 100% satisfied. Might not be as soft as the OEM for cornering... have a S1000RR on order for that!

I did this and I'm very happy....

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Motorcycle_Girl wrote:That bike can follow me home any time!

Celeste

Please post a picture first.... (hehe)

Thanks for posting the thread.

I have a "R" BUYING problem!!!

This followed me home... I have a "R" problem.....

'75 R90S

ammolab wrote:I would like just the center piece or better yet a clear 'protector' cut to fit the back of my tank.

http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/e ... ction/Film

Any body tried these tank pads? http://www.wunderlichamerica.com/motorcycle/R1200R/1250701.html The example photo shows them on a white bike, which is what I have, and I think they look pretty good But what I really want to know, is do tank pads make the ride more comfortable. I never ridden a bike...

Congrats..... very nice!

GBag wrote:The only time you can brim it is if you are on a long trip and you just do a fill and go, or you put 30/48 Mi/km after the fill. Otherwise it is very likely to overflow.

+1

Haven't had mine long enough to say.....

Here is what I did. I use a 5" Garmin GPS. What the %^$^# is "pants? LOL

@$6.00